environment for web development
Hi All,
I am trying to set up development environment for my new .net web site.
I had an i5 with home premium 64 bit which i removed(OS) and installed win 7 32 bit professional. i know max RAm is limited to 4 GB with 32 bit (lack copy of win 7 64 bit version) and i think i am fine with that for now.
1.will there be any incompatability issues with this set up?
I plan to use SQL server 2014 with visual studio community edition.
2. Which version of iis works better with this set up. I currently have version 6.1.
3. I plan to provide rich look to my website. What is the best way of doing it?
Also if you can guide me on logging/code analyzer/testing and good to have pre-requisites for development of robust .net web site would be great.
I plan to use FxCop.
I am trying to set up development environment for my new .net web site.
I had an i5 with home premium 64 bit which i removed(OS) and installed win 7 32 bit professional. i know max RAm is limited to 4 GB with 32 bit (lack copy of win 7 64 bit version) and i think i am fine with that for now.
1.will there be any incompatability issues with this set up?
I plan to use SQL server 2014 with visual studio community edition.
2. Which version of iis works better with this set up. I currently have version 6.1.
3. I plan to provide rich look to my website. What is the best way of doing it?
Also if you can guide me on logging/code analyzer/testing and good to have pre-requisites for development of robust .net web site would be great.
I plan to use FxCop.
plan to provide rich look to my website. What is the best way of doing it?
Too many options to list.. you might want to start with a CMS like wordpress
Too many options to list.. you might want to start with a CMS like wordpress
I assume the asker meant that they plan to use SQL Server 2014, and Visual Studio Community Edition, rather than suggesting it as one product.
By "rich content" i'm guessing you mean a lot of client-side, script-based functionality for bells and whistle stuff. JQuery would be a good starting point, but there are all sorts of libraries available depending on what your aims are (angularJS for example. Obviously Flash is a "rich content" tool, but it is (thankfully?) somewhat dying a slow death nowadays.
By "rich content" i'm guessing you mean a lot of client-side, script-based functionality for bells and whistle stuff. JQuery would be a good starting point, but there are all sorts of libraries available depending on what your aims are (angularJS for example. Obviously Flash is a "rich content" tool, but it is (thankfully?) somewhat dying a slow death nowadays.
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Thanks for your replies. Sorry if I did not frame my question well. Carl Tawn was right that I plan to use SQL Server 2014 and visual studio Community edition combination.
Also regarding rich look, Is it good to develop custom controls or using scripting technologies ?
I am out of .net for last few years so i am catching up with the latest trends.
Carl Tawn, could you please elaborate on the different libraries that you mentioned. I would like to know what all options are available for rich look like silverlight etc. So that i can evaluate each and decide.
Also regarding rich look, Is it good to develop custom controls or using scripting technologies ?
I am out of .net for last few years so i am catching up with the latest trends.
Carl Tawn, could you please elaborate on the different libraries that you mentioned. I would like to know what all options are available for rich look like silverlight etc. So that i can evaluate each and decide.
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No such animal, there is SQL Express 2014 or MYSQL community edition
Which version of iis works better with this set up. I currently have version 6.1.
IIS 5.1 comes with WinXP
IIS 7.5 comes with W7